The Good Vibrations Guide To The G-Spot - guides to a better sex by Down There Press - review by Shasta Gibson

I am the type of person who truly adores reading and learning new things, so I was thrilled to have an opportunity to review this book.  Being highly unfamiliar with my own G-Spot, I was curious to see what this book had to offer, and I was quite pleased with the information it contained.

The book is laid out into half a dozen useful sections; they cover everything from "What Is The G-Spot?" to using sex toys in order to achieve maximum pleasure.  It also contains an easy to understand diagram of the female anatomy, which is helpful to most of us who only have a vague idea where their G-Spot should be.  However, the thing I appreciated the most about this book, is that it doesn't make one feel lesser or inadequate for not being able to find their G-Spot.  Even if you do find it, and it doesn't bring you pleasure, that's OK too.  Many sex books have a certain 'tone' which makes the reader feel abnormal if their experience isn't exactly the same as everyone else, which is off-putting.  I didn't get any sense of that from the Good Vibrations Guide To The G-Spot.

Even though not everyone can achieve a G-Spot orgasm, if you want to know more about finding yours and how to 'turn it on,' I would recommend this book.  It's short, to the point, and easy to read.  Reading it won't make you feel dirty or like you are the only person on earth who hasn't had a G-Spot orgasm.  Even though it's a small and simple book, it gets the information across, and so it will receive a rating of 5 out of 5.